TL;DR for those who don’t wanna read the full post: The scammer I called out a few days ago changed their name to “emptyghoultiger”, so double check that you haven’t shared any of their posts and report the OP for spam
I reached out to one of the people in the notes about my previous warning post the other day, which I usually try to do with accounts I can’t tag directly in my posts, and they asked me to find the scam they rb’ed so they could take it down. I didn’t actually see the scammer’s blog name in any of their recent posts, so I tried to search for the name “honesttalonmedallion” on tumblr jic I missed something. The manual search brought be nowhere, so I thought they just deleted the blog. But I still have the ask they sent in my email’s trash, and clicking the name in that email led to a blog that was still active. Turns out, I found the post I was asked to find pretty easily on my first try, but I didn’t realize that I actually found it bc the scammer has since changed their name to “emptyghoultiger”, and they changed their pfp as well
Despite knowing that the email I have redirects to “emptyghoultiger’s” page, I didn’t want to accidentally accuse a real person in need of being a scammer, so I looked into both the new pfp and the artist tag that can be seen in the first image of OP’s pinned post
As I mentioned, OP’s new stolen pfp belongs to someone named Megan, who runs the Twitter page “Meg The Disability Activist” (@4WheelBaddie). She’s been on Twitter since last February, while OP’s blog has been active for less than a month, which is a common trend among scam accounts (always check how recent a blog is if you think it’s a scam!). Further more, Megan has many posts on her page that link to her chuffed fundraiser for donations for her coronary artery disease, while OP claims to need insulin. Why insulin? Why not just say they need money for coronary artery disease like Megan, when they went as far as stealing her photo and her Twitter bio nearly word for word?
Well, not only are insulin donation scams pretty common, but it also links back to the aforementioned artist tag, which belongs to @starscheme
StarScheme, whose own blog dates back a few years, has a PayPal and a Ko-fi for their insulin fund, yet neither page links back to the donation page (which belongs to “Josephine” and has no pertinent info in the “about” section, btw) linked in OP’s pinned post
So yeah, this scammer is still at it, just under a new name and using stolen pictures and art to promote their scam